Lufthansa

The company said it is expanding service to meet high global demand following airspace closures in the Middle East.

Flights will start in October, the carrier announced.

The aircraft will reenter service with its new design this week.

The aircraft is the fourth so far to sport the design, which celebrates Deutsche Luft Hansa’s founding in 1926.

New aluminum tags commemorate Lufthansa’s “Berlin.”

The aircraft will operate from Frankfurt.

Work is set to begin in February.

Installations will start later this year.

Lufthansa starts the celebrations for its 100th anniversary with a special livery for a new Boeing 787-9 aircraft.

The carrier says the first 747-8i will be handed over to a confidential buyer in January 2026 as part of its fleet renewal plan.